EXILE Love Songs and Popular Tracks Ranking [2026]

Breezin’ 〜Together〜EXILE15rank/position

Exile – Together 2003 A-NATION

It has a bright, pop sound, but the lyrics are filled with a resolve to protect her for a lifetime.

It’s popular as a song dedicated to the woman you’ve decided to marry.

While a couple’s days together bring all kinds of things, listening to this song makes you feel like you can overcome them—it’s an upbeat, happy track.

It’s an early EXILE song from when they had the twin-vocal lineup of ATSUSHI and SHUN.

It was used as the theme song for the TBS drama “Hotman.”

eternityEXILE16rank/position

(J-pop) EXILE ~Chapter 1~ – Eternity (2006) (Lip Sync MV)

The song “Eien” (“Eternity”) is included on the fourth album “ASIA,” released in 2006.

It drew attention when it was chosen as the theme song for the drama “Machiben,” which features a female lawyer as the protagonist.

It’s a slow ballad that colors a band sound with beautiful strings and piano, and its grand composition and vocals can truly move you to tears.

The romantic lyric, “We met so that we could leave love behind,” is also really wonderful.

While the vocal range is easy to sing, the key to conveying its world lies in how much feeling you can put into it.

Keep that in mind as you give it a try.

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EXILE PRIDE ~To Love a World Like This~EXILE17rank/position

EXILE / EXILE PRIDE ~To Love a World Like This~

Released in April 2013 as their 41st single and positioned as the theme song for their dome tour, this track was widely featured, including as the CM song for Hisamitsu Pharmaceutical and in tie-ups with Fujitsu and Toyota, paired with visuals symbolizing “forward progress.” With lyrics by ATSUSHI declaring the straightforward message of “to love this world,” it powerfully sings of the resolve and solidarity to overcome adversity.

Its classic dance-pop arrangement—driven by robust choral work, strings, and brass—builds uplifting momentum, while singalong-friendly melodies maximize a sense of unity at live shows.

It sold 560,000 copies in its first week and surpassed one million in total sales.

At the 55th Japan Record Awards, it earned the group their fourth Grand Prize, cementing the song as a landmark work that solidified their national acclaim.